Fremont-Winema National Forest — Project Detail

Fertilizer application is proposed to take place at selected seed orchards and mass selection plantations.

This project is needed to increase bandwidth and reliability of voice and data services, will improve public safety (police, fire, and medical emergency), and provide a positive economic impact to local businesses and rural communities.

The Bly Ranger District is proposing the Elk Fire Restoration Project in the aftermath of the Elk Fire that burned approximately 1,702 acres on the Bly Ranger District.

Create and maintain linear fuel breaks along system roads and improve timber stands. Width of the linear fuel breaks would be a maximum of 1000 feet combining both sides of the road. Improve timber stands by decreasing trees per acre and fuel loading

The Pacific Rendezvous Corporation wishes to host an even re-enacting the pre-1840's fur trade. Event, including set up and take down, will range from 06/08/2025-06/27/2025, with the event taking place 06/11/25-06/25.

The Klamath Tribes (TKT) in collaboration with the Upper Klamath National Wildlife Refuge and Fremont-Winema NF propose to reduce wildfire risk and restore ecosystems of the Klamath Forest Marsh area on Reserved Treaty Rights Lands.

There is a need to do fuels, hazard, and vegetation reduction treatments along the eastern portion of the project area covered under the Bly Ridge WUI EA.

There is a need to reduce hazardous fuel loading and establish linear fuel breaks on national forest system roads near the Horsefly Mountain Fire Lookout on Bly Ranger District.

There is a need to reduce hazardous fuel loading and establish linear fuel breaks on national forest system roads that occupy strategic corridors on the Bly Ranger District.

The project addresses a safety issue to provide approach guardrail to tie into the bridge railing on this double-lane structure on a high speed high maintenance level road (28 Road on the Fremont-Winema, ML=4).

I am proposing a fuels reduction treatment in the Dump Hill project area. Fuels treatments will include the removal of brush and small trees up to 4 inch DBH. Timeframe for implementation is Spring 2024.

Three sites in the Horseglades Allotment need to be fenced to protect springs from cattle.

PGE will be installing a Pano AI Wildfire Detection Camera at their Sycan Capacitor Station facility on the Fremont-Winema.

The proposed action is to create a 300-foot shaded fuel break along approximately 0.84 miles of road along EFM's western boundary with Fremont Winema National Forest for a total area of approximately 31 acres.

The Fremont-Winema NF was approached by the Oregon Marine Board alongside Oregon Fish and Wildlife Dept. to enhance the marine recreation options in eastern Oregon. They have targeted Heart Lake as a prime site to replace aging infrastructure.

There is a need to install fire detection cameras on Drake and Light Peak to improve fire suppression in the North Warners. Cameras will improve the ability to monitor landscapes that have previously relied on public or aerial detection in the past.

The Forest Service is proposing to treat approximately 59,849 acres within the 116,985-acre project boundary. Treatments include reforestation, fuel reduction, site preparation, meadow and aquatic habitat restoration, and plantation maintenance.

There is a need to undertake improvements to the existing restrooms, showers, and supporting infrastructure at Aspen Point Campground. Having a centralized wastewater system will comply with the Oregon DEQ WCFP requirement.

There is a need to install a solar array at the Sugarpine lookout. This array would provide energy to power the batteries and radio at the lookout.

The Oregon Department of Transportation is in need of a rock quarry material source for aggregate production to service a section of Highway OR31. ODOT plans to conduct core drilling at the Oatman Flats prospect site.

There is a need to install a cattleguard on the 3411 road to finish the northern fence of the Yaden Flat Allotment. The existing fence funnels cattle towards the North Sprague River, which is protected habitat for bull trout.

Due to the effects of the Bootleg Fire of 2021, as well as deferred maintenance, the Corral Creek Campground horse corral has been damaged and fallen into disrepair.

Due to poor road conditions, hydrological issues, unstable soils, presence of danger trees, and repeated maintenance by the Forest Service from locks and gates being removed by the public, there is a need to decommission the 303 road.

Pacific Power will replace an existing deteriorated distribution pole with a new pole within 5-feet of the existing pole being replaced. The project area will require minor clearing of brush, 50-feet by 50-feet around the pole being replaced.

The Pacific Rendezvous Corporation wishes to host an even re-enacting the pre-1840's fur trade. Event, including set up and take down, will range from 06/08/2025-06/27/2025, with the event taking place 06/11/25-06/25.

Four Road Bridge repairs are needed from Bootleg Fire. The bridges are located in the Paisley, Silver Lake, and Bly Ranger Districts: the Pike%u2019s Crossing Bridge, Sycan Marsh Bridge, Sycan Spring Bridge, and the North Fork Sprague Bridge.

The Lakeview Bowman's Sports Club would like to hold a 3D archery shoot on National Forest System Lands.

PacifiCorp wants to install a RAWS facility to monitor the weather on Spodue Mountain.

There is a need for Hunter Communications to build fiber optic cable to rural homes and businesses in the local area.

There is a need to remove some trees around Sugarpine Lookout that have grown tall enough to impact the landscape view for detection of wildfires. The desired condition is an unobstructed view to detect wildfires at their smallest size.

U of O wants to install a seismic monitor on Sugarpine Mt. in order to close a gap within the seismic monitoring network for the Pacific Northwest Seismic Network.

There is a need to add a seismic monitoring site to the Earthquake Early Warning System to monitor the surrounding areas for earthquakes. Tomahawk Butte will provide a key location to fill a gap within the earthquake warning network.

Verizon has proposed to install new vaults and fiber optic line to their existing shelter at the communications site located at Pierce Point. This line is needed for reliability of voice and data services and will build in redundancy for back up.

The current bridge near the dam along trail No. 127 does not adhere to proper hydrologic requirements and thus needs replacement. The existing bridge is also exhibiting major structural deficiencies and accessibility issues.

The Lofton Reservoir Campground boat dock is unsuitable for public use and is in need of replacement.

The current bridge on trail No. 127 near the Cottonwood Dam does not adhere to proper hydrologic requirements, has structural deficiencies and does not meet current accessibility standards thus it needs replacement.

Fences and Natural Boundaries are essential for proper livestock management. The Bootleg fire removed a lot of the natural boundaries which need to be replaced with new fences.

Camp Cottonwood needs some upgrades and repairs to maintain the current facility. The camp would like to remodel to the dining hall to optimize the building for use and enhance camper experiences as well as upgrade the water line.

The road to Dead Indian Communication Site is in poor condition and needs to be repaired for access to the communication site as well move the helicopter landing pad to a more desirable location for emergencies.

BPA plans to repair the right of way for their Grizzly-Cpt Jack access road to access the Ross-Malin Fiber line and complete repairs to the fiber line.

The permittee will be completing the work. The equipment for the tower and shelter will be placed on a truck and dropped in place. A fence post may be used to stabilize the equipment and a concrete base may be placed to keep the equipment level.

PacifiCorp wants to add a junction box along their line to provide electricity to thye GTN Pipeline to support their anode system which protects the pipeline.

There is a need for Pacific Power to perform routine maintenance on power poles in the right of way.

There is a need for Pacific Power to perform routine maintenance on power poles in the right of way.

I am proposing to create and maintain linear fuel breaks along system roads by reducing vegetation adjacent to these features. The width of the linear fuel breaks would be a maximum of 1000 feet combining both sides of the road.

I am proposing reforestation activities on 6,200 acres of the 12,500 acres that were identified as needing reforested. I am also proposing to create and maintain linear fuel breaks. They will be a max of 1,000 feet and will not exceed 3,000 acres.

Reforestation activities (planting native tree species including ponderosa pine, western white pine, sugar pine and whitebark pine) including site preparation of natural regeneration areas and planting.

Reforestation activities (planting native tree species including ponderosa pine, western white pine, sugar pine, and whitebark pine) on approximately 5,000 acres, including site prep of natural regeneration areas and planting.

The proposed project would issue a road use permit with BPA to authorize road reconstruction maintenance on NFDR Roads 2901-013 and 2901-019 on the Silver Lake Ranger District to ensure that the BPA communications relay facility remains accessible.

The Bootleg fire removed natural boundaries necessary to control livestock movements. This project proposes reconstructing up to 2.5 miles of four strand barbed wire fence. The work will be completed by a qualified fence contractor.

The Bootleg fire removed natural boundaries necessary to control livestock movements. This project proposes reconstructing up to 12 miles of four strand barbed wire fence. The work will be completed by a qualified fence contractor.

The project is planned to replace the existing corrals and move the corral footprint slightly to the northwest of current location, away from the slope, and towards the existing parking area.

The Forest proposes to install a four-strand wildlife friendly fence approximately 100%u2019 x 100%u2019 around a population of showy milkweed within the Horseshoe East Pasture.

The Forest is proposing to decommission and remove 5 buildings from the Lakeview Ranger District site to meet the Forest's long-term needs. The 5 buildings located at 18049 Highway 395, Lakeview, Oregon 97630, are under-utilized and inadequate.

GTN needs a power supply to support their anode system which protects the pipe from corrosion.

The USFS will evaluate alternatives to the wildlife standard of the Eastside Screens that limits harvest of trees greater than 21 inches for the Umatilla, Wallowa-Whitman, Malheur, Ochoco, Deschutes, and Fremont-Winema National Forests.

The Fremont Winema NF is proposing to decommission approximately 3.1 miles of the 4020303 road along the east side of Dog Lake due to poor road conditions, hydrological issues, unstable soils, danger trees, and repeated need for maintenance

5 separate projects: EFM Shaded Fuel Break, Warner Fuel Break II, Obenchain Forest and Rangeland Health, Bear Wallow All Lands RAC and LFLP 2022 Paddock Butte Project.

The Forest Service proposes to build a fence to create a rotation manageable riparian pasture around Little Honey Creek on the Whitepine Allotment in the North Warners.

Midstate Electric needs to replace five 45-foot poles. All the poles will be replaced within the same spot except pole 96003 which will be moved over two feet. The work will be completed as soon as possible and will be finished within the same day.

Oregon Department of Transportation is in need of a rock quarry material source for aggregate production to service the section of Highway OR31. ODOT requests authorization to conduct evaluative drilling on USFS land at two sites.

This project will replace the guzzler that was destroyed during the Bootleg Fire. Guzzler systems are situated on the Fremont National Forest in areas documented to lack abundance of water for wildlife species living and moving through the area.

Midstate Electric proposing to replace 5 power poles due to age and condition.

This project will install a fish screen in Cox Creek to prevent native fish species from migrating down a diversion ditch rather than the natural stream course. The screen will be in place yearly between April 1 and Sept 30.

To exclude livestock from Dead Horse Lake/Campground and Campbell Lake/Campground, we will construct wooden fences and install cattle guards at roads and hiker gates at trails. Where possible we may also fell dead trees to block livestock access.

CenturyLink has a network of communication lines (telephone; fiber optic) spanning across the Forest. The permits authorizing this network have expired. CenturyLink has applied for two permits renewing all lines associated with expired permits.

I propose to replace the guzzler that was destroyed in the Bootleg fire footprint. ODFW has received grant funding from the Mule Deer Foundation to replace this infrastructure in support of big game (elk and deer) and other wildlife.

I am proposing a fuels reduction treatment in the Little Mahogany project area. Fuels treatments will include the removal of brush and small trees up to 4 inch DBH. Timeframe for implementation is Spring 2023.

The ODOT groomer barn constructed in 2015 is in need of a floor drain to allow melted snow to drain off the floor and prevent slips and falls from the freezing floor.

There is a need to remove the pit toilet at Big Meadow in order to comply with the EPA's requirement that all large capacity cesspools are closed and decommissioned.

There is a need to establish and maintain a linear fuel break along Highway 138, Chemult Ranger District.

There is a need to establish and maintain a linear fuel break along Highway 97, Chemult Ranger District.

Spring Creek Road is a small timber sale planned to treat the Lobert stands remaining between Hill IRTC and the 242 fire.I am proposing to extend vegetation treatment to this small lodgepole stand, following the same PDCs and BMPs outlined in Lobert.

This purpose of this project is to create a 300-foot fire suppression holding feature along the private boundary of Mount Lakes Estates, intended to reduce the risk of catastrophic wildfire for an adjacent at-risk community.

Pecks Astragalus is a rare plant with limited distribution in California and Oregon. One reason is due to damage caused by the larvae of the moth Sparganothis tunicana. There is a need to test if reducing the pest damage will increase reproduction.

Enhance existing redband trout spawning habitat and provide cover for spawning trout. Work will occur in the Ranch Creek Ditch prior to the ditch entering private lands.

The Pacific Northwest Seismic Network wants to install an Earthquake Early Warning Station consisting of three structures. Applegate Butte will provide a key location to fill a gap within the earthquake warning network.

The proposed project is a one mile fence to exclude the South Fork of Hay Creek not within the S. Hay Creek Riparian Pasture from use while cattle are on the Corral Springs pasture of the Dog Mountain Allotment to better manage the riparian area.

Campbell Lake: Replace fire damaged toilet and boat dock/ramp. Lookout Rock: Remove toilet vault and structure and reclaim site. Quartz Mountain: Remove the toilet vault and structure and reclaim site. Currier Guard Station repair.

This project aims to improve timber stand health and wildlife habitat by reducing the risk of and increasing forest resilience to fire and insect and disease infestation through a combination of understory tree thinning and prescribed fire.

This project aims to improve timber stand health and wildlife habitat by reducing the risk of and increasing forest resilience to fire and insect and disease infestation through a combination of understory tree thinning and prescribed fire.

The fishing pier at the Lofton Reservoir Campground was removed in May 2019 following an inspection which deemed it unsafe. This project will replace the pier with one of like design to restore public access.

The Forest Service is proposing to amend the Land and Resource Management Plans (LRMP) for the Umpqua, Rogue River, and Winema National Forests for the proposed Pacific Connector Gas Pipeline.

T-Mobile proposes to build a new shelter and install a new antenna with supporting telecommunication equipment on a designated communication site.

This project will issue a permit for CenturyTel to put in a fiber optic aerial line on a segment of Gerber Street which crosses Forest Service land and would use existing power structures to service a communication tower located on private land.

To issue a temporary construction permit for 5 years to Surprise Valley Elect. Corp. to install new aerial and underground power lines from Forest Service land to private.

The Chiloquin Ranger District proposes to decommission three segments of roads within the Hog Creek system, 4520-278; 4520-270 (between 4519 and 4520); and 4526-935, totaling about 0.9 miles. All roads proposed for decommissioning are level 1 roads.

To improve wildlife habitat conditions and increase the forest resilience to disturbance events on approximately 69,567 acres through small tree thinning, prescribed fire, aspen/mountain mahogany/meadow enhancement, and stream restoration.

We are proposing emergency channel treatments to stabilize stream characteristics, reduce downcutting, store sediment, and aggrade incised channels in stream channels in the Sprague River Watershed that were affected by the Bootleg Fire.

I am proposing to implement several vegetation management activities designed to improve timber stand health, improve wildlife habitat, to reduce fire risk; and to reduce the risk of and increase the resilience to insect and disease infestations.

The Forest Supervisor proposes to issue a private road special use authorization to the landowner for their construction, operation and maintenance of an access road and gate.

The proposed action is to authorize the continued use, operation, maintenance and termination of the existing Bonneville Power Administration (BPA) communication facility. The proposal is associated with the renewal of the special use authorization.

The proposed project is to relocate the headbox to the new Horseglades Spring source and install a new pipeline to the relocated watering trough.

The McKendree Reservoir dam is in need of repair as there is erosion occurring on the face of the dam. The proposed repair will involve filling and compacting with approved fill material to stop the down cutting and avoid failure of the dam.

The proposed action is to authorize T-Mobile-West LLC (T-Mobile) to construct, operate, and maintain an outdoor cabinet facility with cellular telephone equipment at the Forest Service Dead Indian Mountain Communications Site.

The Forest Supervisor proposes to issue a private road special use authorization to the landowner for their construction, operation and maintenance of an access road (30%u2019 wide right of way).

The District needs an additional vault toilet at Can Springs Campground following the removal of an older vault toilet in 2018 and to repair the toilet vault at Twin Springs Campground to prevent groundwater infiltration.

The Proposed Action will close the bridge to use and replace deteriorated treated timber running planks with new ones. The work will be completed by a contractor. There will be no ground disturbance but some minor instream work is expected.

Deadhorse Bridge has critical findings from excessive decay and so cannot withstand heavy traffic and is posted. This project will replace failing timber members with innovative thermoplastic members to allow for continued and unrestricted use.

Fuller Walker bridge is suffering decay that is nearly at critical finding levels, which would prohibit vehicle use. This project will replace failing timber members with innovative thermoplastic members to allow for continued and unrestricted use.

South Sprague Bridge has critical findings from excessive decay and so cannot withstand heavy traffic. This project will replace failing timber members with innovative thermoplastic members to allow for continued and unrestricted use.

The Thomas Creek Guard Station off NFS Road 28 was shut down around 1989 and is run down/lacking an adequate water source. Due to the condition of the facility, the Forest Supervisor marked it for demolition to reduce its physical footprint.

The Brattain Fire burned 50,951 acres on the Fremont-Winema. Rehabilitation efforts are needed for timber salvage not to exceed 250 acres, road and trail hazard abatement, reforestation, and fence and recreation facility repair and replacement.

The district is proposing to implement several wildlife habitat and meadow enhancement activities in the Hog Creek system.

I am proposing to remove all Lodgepole pine trees greater than 9 inches diameter and all hazard trees within the Campground and fall all danger trees within 150 feet either side of FSR 3661

Thinning in overstocked stands; thinning to reduce mortality in stands infested with insects; fuels reduction to reduce fire hazard; and vegetation treatments to improve mule deer habitat.

Would allow removal of individual white fir trees %u2265 21%u201D DBH to protect old-growth, restore species composition and stand structure, maintain diversity components, and improve forest resiliency to fire, drought, insects and disease.

This project is proposing 28,378 acres for prescribed burn treatments. Activities include site preparation and/or hand and heavy equipment blade line; understory burning by means of hand lighting, UTV mounted torch, and/or helicopter firing

I am proposing to allow Knife River to construct a new driveway from Westside Road into their parcel, which will cross a strip of National Forest Service land (approximately 60 feet wide).

Removal of Hazard and Danger trees adjacent to campgrounds, cabins, resorts, and roads to lower risk to Lake of the Woods community, provide a safe recreation experience to the public and seasonal residents.

Remove failing bridge and replacing with a new structure in kind, in place.

The stabilization of current erosion patterns; addition of organic material to rebuild soil structure, biological function, and stability; and establishment of a more diverse and effective vegetative ground cover through invasive plants treatments.

The purpose of this project is to improve forest health and vigor, promote health and sustainability of non-forest plant communities, and improve hydrologic function.

The purposes of this project, consistent with the Winema National Forest Land and Resource Management Plan, is to promote the overall sustainability of vegetative systems and hydrologic functioning within the project planning area.

The proposal includes a holistic approach that uses vegetation management, fuel reduction, road management, aspen restoration, and meadow and riparian restoration, to restore the landscape. Both mechanical and non-mechanical treatments are proposed.

Analysis of grazing reauthorization on the Antelope Grazing Allotment of the Silver Lake RD, and the Antelope C&H Allotment on the Chemult RD. Documentation of the Antelope Allotments reauthorization analysis now under a DEIS.

The road system of the Klamath Ranger District is inundated with dead and down trees. This proposal will help with road maintenance and clearing accumulation of road-side downed wood. Work would be accomplished using the personal firewood program.

To mitigate storm damage from rain on snow event of winter 2014, and prevent additional damage to the USFS snowmobile bridge and Westside Road that is likely to occur in winter 2015.

The Forest is proposing to cut non-old-growth juniper in the Dry Creek water sub-shed to improve wildlife habitat in the Barry Point Fire area. Treatment techniques could include any or all: lop & scatter, piling, pile & cover, fire, removal.

Fremont-Winema National Forest is proposing to issue a forest-wide master special use authorization for existing NRCS SNOTEL sites. No changes to the scope of these authorizations are proposed and no additional ground disturbance would occur.

This area has been brought forward for analysis at this time in order to comply with the Rescission Act of 1995, which requires the Forest Service to establish and adhere to a schedule for completion of NEPA analyses and decisions on all allotments.

Removal of dead trees along the 3651 road which is a highly traveled road that leads to Cold Springs Trailhead. Limbs and slash would be piled for later burning and the area designated for personal or commercial firewood collection.

Analysis of 4 alternatives to replace or repair the road-stream crossing on FSR 3513-110; and possibly decommission segments of FSR 3513 and FSR 3513-110. The selected alternative could change access to these FSRs.

Prescribed initial & reentry underburning of 9000 acres to reduce fuel profiles and to bring fire regime condition class to within the estimated historical range of variability during a specifically defined reference period (FRCC 1).

The district is proposing to allow Century Link to place high speed enabling equipment at an existing telecommunications site south of Sunset boat launch at Lake of the Woods.

The district is proposing to allow Hunter Communications to place approximately 1400 feet of fiber optic cable within underground conduit.

Landscape planning on 138,733 acres of National Forest System lands with a focus on promoting sustainable forest and watershed functions.

The district is proposing 13,000 acres for prescribed burn treatments. These treatments include line preparation around the units, creation of one large fuel break along the eastern boundary between Crater Lake National Park and the forest boundary.

The forest is proposing to improve resource conditions, and increase forest resilience to insect and disease infestation on the Lakeview District, in the area of Green Valley.

The Forest Service proposes to improve resource conditions, and increase the forest resilience to insect and disease infestations, along the 9772 road between the city of Chemult and Miller Lake, on about 3,000 acres of National Forest.

Harvest of dead trees adjacent to 2 miles of FSR 4550 and several short spurs. Total acres is 249.

The District is proposing to authorize the Clute's to develop a private, gated road across NFS lands to access their property. The proposed route would be about 500 feet long and up to 10 feet wide; connecting FSR 4400-180 to their property.

The Fremont-Winema National Forest is evaluating a proposal for three Winema Land and Resource Management (Winema Plan) amendments and one Fremont Resource Management Plan (Fremont Plan) amendment.

The forest is proposing to reforest areas affected by several wildfires that occurred in 2017 on the Bly, Paisley and Silver Lake RD. The fires were: the Ana, Devil's Lake, Jade Creek, Fish and Mill Creek Fires.

The reauthorization of expired Special Use Permits (SUPs) for a term of up to 30-years for the current authorized holders of these permits. No site-specific construction or ground disturbing activities are proposed.

The reauthorization of expired Special Use Permits (SUPs) and the conversion of MOUs to SUPs for a term of up to 30-years for the current authorized holders of these permits. No site-specific construction or ground disturbing activities are proposed.

The proposed work activities are a result of the Watson Creek Fire. Proposed recreation related work includes activities such as sign replacement, bridge replacement, fence replacement, and trail work.

The project proposes to decommission about 3.5 miles of system roads that are currently in maintenance level 1 (closed to all access), for the purpose of improving watershed conditions.

The proposed work is rehabilitation work related to the Watson Creek Fire. The proposal includes in-stream tree placement and repair of fences to protect riparian areas from grazing. Also included is the felling of Danger and Hazard Trees near fence.

Reforestation activities totaling approximately 29,000 acres are proposed within the high-severity burn areas (>75% tree mortality) and proposed salvage units (250 acres) within the project area.

Repair and maintenance activities on the roads, trails, and landline boundaries within the fire perimeter. This would include treatment of Danger and Hazard trees within a 150 foot buffer (300 foot total) along roads, trails, and landline boundaries.

Salvage of 250 acres resulting from the Watson Creek Fire. The proposed 250 acres are within previously identified harvest units under the Deuce Environmental Analysis, Paisley Ranger District, Paisley, Oregon.

Install exclosure around Goodlow Pond, add logs and rootwads to provide basking sites and cover areas, cut western juniper on 580 acres between Goodlow Pond and Pankey Reservoir, jackpot burn piles or offer as firewood.

The NatureWatch site would be developed on 100-acre parcel of Forest Service land to provide an accessible trail, semi-primitive trail, interpretive signs, and bird blinds for wildlife observation near recently restored wildlife habitat.

Install four additional horse corrals at existing campsites within the Fourmile Lake Campground.

Install electrical service to 8 existing campsites at Sunset CG. Electricity is already at the CG, but needs trenching to extend electric lines to the 8 sites.

This project will install 28 post-assisted woody debris structures in multiple streams in the Jack Creek headwaters. These structures will slow flow to arrest headcutting, increase wetland inundation, and raise the water table.

The District is proposing to replace the entrance sign at the Williamson River Campground and install a new swinging gate in the same location.

The Forest Service is proposing to allow ODOT to expand the disturbed area of National Forest System land at Lower Walker Quarry from 11.2 acres to 26.2 acres. Existing timber on the expansion area (15 acres) will be commercially harvested.

Authorizes permittee's reconstruction and use of a residential driveway crossing National Forest lands. Because erosion has occurred, the permit will require permittee to complete specified erosional control measures.

Request for new communication use leases for existing cellular facilities on National Forest System lands.

Authorization of an existing road (60' wide) that crosses approximately 107' of National Forest System land to access private property that is being partitioned. The one road will access two separate land parcels.